U.S. Public Schools Have Lost 20% of Their Librarians Since 2000


Since 2000, public school districts across the country have lost an average of 20% of librarians and media specialists. The librarian exodus — which saw the most dramatic drop following the Great Recession of 2008 — has hit districts serving minorities the hardest.

from Forbes Education

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